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The Lyre Bird is amazing. Also one of my favorites.My favorite mimic video - gets wild around the 1:30 mark:
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That was a trip. Sir David Attenborough is my all time favorite naturalist (turned 100 last month).My favorite mimic video - gets wild around the 1:30 mark:
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To celebrate, LEGO changed the suggested age range on their standard buckets that contain random mixed parts (not a specific set) from 4-99 to 4-100+
Nikon Coolpix P950. I got it in 2020. Its a point and shoot type digital with a good optic zoom. It has a setting specifically for birding (a little bird symbol on the selector dial). It also a "moon" mode though I have not used that mode for my night photography and usually just adjust settings manually. The bird setting is pretty darn good at autofocusing on the bird (though it can struggle if there is something more prominent in the back or foreground) and adjusting shutter speed, aperture, etc to make for decent shot. Then for me, it possible, I try to frame things myself so that I will hopefully need minimal cropping which is all I try to do when editing later. The P950 does offer the option of obtaining RAW files and then Nikon has a free software you can use for converting which is what I commonly do on the night stuff (comets and whatnot) as it seems to allow for better shots there.
